Archive (03 February 2010)

Selected frame from video story HAITI / AMPUTEE REINFECTION

HAITI / AMPUTEE REINFECTION

The United Nations (UN) said that current estimates of 2,000 amputee cases in Haiti as a result of injuries sustained from last month's earthquake are likely to rise. And that number could go even higher because patients are having to return for more surgery as a result of reinfection. MINUSTAH

Duration:02:06Date:03 February 2010

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HAITI / SCAVENGERS

Quake survivors are scavenging scrap iron and metals from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Port-au-Prince and in dump sites on the outskirts of the city. But some of the debris is collected together with the dead, creating a health hazard. MINUSTAH

Duration:01:55Date:03 February 2010

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UN / CLINTON

UN Special Envoy to Haiti Bill Clinton is named international coordinator for relief efforts in Haiti. UNTV/FILE

Duration:02:08Date:03 February 2010

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HAITI / SECURITY

The UN says the security situation in Haiti remains, "stable but potentially volatile" following last month's earthquake. Reports of armed gang members who broke out of prison following the earthquake and are now reclaiming their turf have Haitians in Cite Soleil on edge. MINUSTAH

Duration:02:28Date:03 February 2010

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HAITI / SANITATION

With an estimated 1 million made homeless by the earthquake in Haiti, sanitation is a priority. UN officials say some 7,000 latrines are needed and that sanitation will remain an important public health issue in the coming weeks in order to avoid the spread of disease. MINUSTAH

Duration:02:21Date:03 February 2010

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SOUTHERN SUDAN / FOOD CRISIS

WFP says that up to 4.3 million people in southern Sudan will require emergency food relief before the onset of the raining season in a few months. The number has quadrupled in one year since the region was hit by massive crop failure. FILE

Duration:01:00Date:03 February 2010

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